BEQ is a quotation and estimating tool for businesses generally, not a construction-only product. The industries below all price work the same way in BEQ: build an estimate from your own catalogue, then turn it into a client-ready quotation.
Construction companies
What you price: Materials by quantity, labour by day or hour, equipment, and the overhead and profit that decide whether the job is worth taking.
Where BEQ helps: Keep your material and labour rates in one library, price a comparable job in minutes, and see the margin before the quotation goes out.
Fit-out companies
What you price: Joinery, partitions, ceilings, flooring and finishes, each with its own unit and installation cost.
Where BEQ helps: Price fit-out scopes line by line from your own catalogue instead of rebuilding the spreadsheet for every tender.
MEP companies
What you price: Cable, containment, fixtures and equipment, plus the labour to install and test it.
Where BEQ helps: Hold your MEP rates as a reusable library so a similar scope is priced against the same numbers every time.
Maintenance companies
What you price: Call-out labour, replacement parts, and often a mix of scheduled and reactive work.
Where BEQ helps: Quote a maintenance job the same way you quote a project, with parts and labour already in the price library.
Suppliers and traders
What you price: Products, quantities, delivery and the margin you need to cover the overhead of supplying them.
Where BEQ helps: Load your catalogue once and produce a customer-ready quotation with your own branding, without re-entering products per enquiry.
Shops and retailers
What you price: Stock items, quantities and a clear total, sometimes with optional or alternative items offered to the customer.
Where BEQ helps: Send a professional branded quotation instead of a hand-written list or an informal email, with alternatives where a customer needs to choose.
Service providers
What you price: Time, materials and travel, priced per job rather than per hour on a timesheet.
Where BEQ helps: Turn the work you have done into a professional quotation your customer can read and accept, with a clear final total.